Travel documentaries
Griff's Canadian Adventure
Beloved British comedian and travel enthusiast Griff Rhys Jones is on an epic journey across Canada as he explores the nation’s cultures and traditions. From the rugged Atlantic Coast of Newfoundland to Vancouver in the Pacific Northwest, each episode will see Griff under go a challenge to truly experience each province, with a little help from locals and experts he meets along the way.
Britain's Most Beautiful Road
Take an exhilarating road trip around one of the world’s greatest touring routes. Scotland’s North Coast 500 follows the coast of the wild northern Highlands, taking in some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world. During the summer months thousands of visitors make the journey, soaking-up the scenery, history and culture of this unique, and stunning, part of the world.
Rick Stein's Spain
Chef Rick Stein has visited Spain since he was a young boy and has fallen in love with the country’s cuisine. Thanks to a handful of dedicated Spanish chefs and a growing enthusiasm for its rugged flavors, the nation’s food has undergone a renaissance. Rick travels the length of the country in his trusty camper van, going off the beaten track to discover the authentic soul of Spanish cooking.
World’s Most Amazing Walks
Actor Robson Green takes viewers on a breathtaking adventure through some of the most incredible and awe-inspiring scenery on the planet. Each journey is filled with breathtaking vistas, fascinating history and bewitching wildlife, with a new discovery at every turn. Along the way, Robson immerses himself in both the landscapes and the stories of the people he meets along the way.
Ottoman Empire by Train
After exploring the mysteries of Ancient Egypt, Alice Roberts takes to the railways again to explore a more challenging and mysterious empire. The scale of the Ottoman Empire spanned three continents, over 70 countries and lasted 600 years. Alice starts her journey near the Syrian border, traversing Turkey before entering the Balkans and finishing up at the empire’s westernmost point, Budapest.